Quote from: martismartis on October 17, 2016, 06:14:44 PM

Quote from: barabbas on October 17, 2016, 06:01:07 PM

Quote from: martismartis on October 17, 2016, 05:31:21 PM

barabbas, seems you are alone. We heard your opinion, it's OK. No need to repeat yourself every two pages about the same. I'm still waiting for the facts that developers keep the main stake in NXT. Did you find some?

The facts are actually undeniable -and easily corroborated jus doing a bit of math and going back to the origins of nxt. But in order to see the facts there's one requirement: actually WANTING TO SEE them.... which is not the case.

As for "being alone" I'd say the market is pretty much following my forecast to the letter, so somebody -lots of somebodies- seem to be clearly in agreement with me.

Of course that's another rather inconvenient fact that somehow you keep not seeing, right?

OK, I'll stop here (bolded part) for now. Until you'll prove your facts. Would like to see your math. Really. Otherwise it's just simple fud. Thank you.

Start by dividing 1 billion coins between 72. Now take an average trading volume for the last 2+ years. Assume a % corresponding to dumping -- quite relentless. Be generous to cover for probable +/-. Then substract. The figure you come up with from the result of billion/72. It's really quite simple. Not exact but... illuminating.

Another illuminating FACT: Assuming Damelon's holdings in nxt were worth (unrealized) 1,000 btc prior to the announcement. It will be worth now 7,000 btc (some of them, quite a few, realized at much higher value too) ain't life great... for Damelon et all? No wonder he feels "generous" to get sheep to maintain the network...

Ah the magic of basic, simple math mixed with a bit of critical thinking!